Which internet business model involves creating an online store?

Transaction brokers facilitate transactions between buyers and sellers but do not sell products directly. They earn revenue by charging fees for their services, such as providing a marketplace or managing the transaction process. Unlike e-tailers, transaction brokers do not maintain an inventory or an online store for direct sales.

Service providers offer services rather than physical products, typically delivering their offerings through the internet. Examples include cloud computing services or online consulting. This model lacks the aspect of selling goods directly, which distinguishes it from the e-tailer model focused on retail sales.

Content providers create and distribute content online, such as articles, videos, or music. Their business model is centered around content delivery and may utilize advertising or subscription fees for monetization. Unlike e-tailers, content providers do not engage in the sale of physical products.